what size can of sterno is required for the S'mores Maker?
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I'm not sure of the specs of the can but it was one of those small sizes like you use to keep food heated under a tray. They were fairly cheap in price and I was able to buy them at my local grocery store.
41498
Standard chafer size.However i do not recomend this product. Cheaply painted and both ones i recieved were broke . One completely shattered the other cracked.
41499
I'm not sure on the oz it contains but u can find them at walmart or Sams. its the same size ones you would use for the food warmers
859289
I do nott have anything to test with but it seems to be a standard size can.
1321549
the can can't be taller than 5 1/4 inches. that is the width of the opening.
2187991
I don't know I purchased the Sterno 50114 Prefessonal Culinary Torch for use with the Canisters as a Christmas Gift. I kept 2 of the cans for use with my Professional Torch and they fit just fine. I am prety sure they will fit most any professional torch. Hope this helps!
465107
It depends on what kind of fuel canister you're talking about. An MSR red fuel bottle won't fit inside this pot, but a Sterno gelled alcohol can would (either regular size or small). A trangia-type stove would fit in there as well. In fact, the Esbit 5-piece cook stove (alos sold on Amazon) nests perfectly in this pot.
1042152
Sterno doesn't use a wick. The fluid burns directly from inside the can. The shape and size of the opening dictates the flame size.
1662011
The can I have does not have an amount either but I would compare it to the size of a 28 oz can of tomatoes. I expect it will last me the lifetime of the machine. I used only less than a third for my machine.
195525
There are many Presto canners. I prefer one that holds 7 qts. Also I bought a shorter canner so its fits under my Vent a hood easily when canning on my electric stove.
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The Sterno 2.6 oz size should fit...if not...I used 1 piece of charcoal. Light it outside...let it burn down a bit. It's so small it doesn't take a lot. =)
1077587
I just checked. You would need about 2" with the castors that are supplied or if you didn't put the castors on the stand you could get by with about 1 1/4".Hope that helps
1557420
Standard size: 45 can (26 quart) maximum capacityStandard size: 18.5" x 10" x 16.5"X-Large size: 60 can (41 quart) maximum capacityX-Large size: 23.5" x 10" x 15.5"
10899
The SBA has 6" handles, the one without the SBA modifier has 8" handles. I used the 6" handle pair when I hauled sealed frieght into Canada and it handled every type of seal EXCEPT the 1/4" hardened steel bolt, with ease (it's not suited for the bolt type seal). Some of the cable seals could be quite tough which is why I bought the 7101200 SBA. Because of it's piano wire capabilities.
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I would probably not try to cook something larger than a hamburger patty on Sterno. You would not want to cook directly in the flame as I expect it would taste like "fuel" as well, so at least a small fryer is suggested. That being said, let me offer some of the reasons Sterno is a fantastic option to keep on hand. It is essentially jellied kerosene in a can, it lights instantly even in some wind, it extinguishes instantly; just slip the lid over it (can stays Hot for awhile be careful!), it does not tip over and spill causing an instant dangerous fire, it stores well for a long time. Use Sterno to keep a pan warm of food that is already done, without burning it up - parties for instance, it is perfect for heating up single servings of food when backpacking or roughing it. Consider if you were in an unsafe area, you can light, use, and put away a Sterno without drawing attention to yourself (slip the hot can into an oven mitt!), unlike a fire, you can shut it down instantly by just putting the lid on it. Hope that helps, now have fun discovering what you can do with it!
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You will need a clearance of 1 to 2 inches for the top of the can. The sides are tapered down to the bottom which is not as wide as the top. You will need clearance for the lid as the whole lid opens vertically...adds to the clearance for the whole can vertically.
253085
Solid alcohol cans will not fit inside, you can use fire gel. What I do is open the sterno can, whit a common can opener, and cut the alcohol block into small pieces, and when the flame starts to get smaller, I simply toss another alcohol block.
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Be Careful! The 6 quart Presto model is barely tall enough to accommodate the height of a pint mason jar with seal and ring attached. The total volume of the vessel is not the issue here, it's the physical dimensions, in this case the height!!!! My 6 quart Presto allows me to can 4 pints IF YOU TURN THE SPACER UPSIDE DOWN AND PUT 4 QUARTERS UNDER THE SPACER TO KEEP THE HEAT FROM THE BURNER FROM POTENTIALLY BREAKING THE JARS!!!!! The quarters allow water between the bottom and the spacer. These units really should not be used for canning, there are other reasons.
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The SMO50-2, will only open to 6.25" while the SM 060-2 opens to 7.5"--that, and the SM060-2 isn't available on Amazon :-)